Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-30

House to rent. Possession given
December 1. G. H. DAVIDSON.
Wanted, 10000 turkeys and chickens at
Rice + Lashbrook's, for which they will pay
the highest market price.
Christmas is coming and everygentle.
man customer of the Second Hand Store
and Tin Shop will receive for q C!uis&,Qt,S
present, a genuine General Jackson meer-
schaum pipe. To each lady customer will
be given highly polished toilet article
one of the most useful ever invented.
The Union Thanksgiving sermon
was preached last Thursday by Rev. W.
E. Stanley at the Congregational church.
The sermon was full of good sound logic,
setting forth the many reasons why we
should be thankful. We should be
thankful for the good health
our community has been blessed with
the past year, and also for the prosperity
of the city and country.
"A reception will be given Fridayeven-
Ing at the residence of Geo. Baird to Mr..
and Mrs. E. G. Baird, who were married
at Glencoe last Thursday. Austin has
many friends of the groom and they will
unite with the TRANSCRIPT in offering
their best wishes to the young couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baird are now visiting
Chicago on their wedding tour and will
for -, ,,ctSn for fouy Inxyo L.
return.
Our genial friend Elk sheriff Corey
was down from Aberdeen, Dakota, the
first of the week to take in the Knights
Templar banquet. and enjoy our spell of
weather. Did the signal service post you
up there. H, B.? Mr.. Corey is talking of
going to Tacoma, Oregon. to take look
at the country there, with view to To-
eating. He finds his present location too
far from his family to be exactly pleas
ant and intends making change.
The musical convention last week, so
far as the music and instruction Is con-
cerned, was a perfect success, though
financially it was not what it should have
been. Prof. Ballard is a thorough musl
clan and a master of the violin, and his
little daughter May is a prodigy of music.
and handled the piano with masters
hand. The Swedish Wedding Process.
sion Passing by, played by her was highly
appreciated by those who heard it.
The ladies of the M. E. church are
preparing for Fair and Bazaar to be
held at the new church Thursday and
Friday, Dec. % and 49, The ladies
will have for sale many fancy articles
of their own manufacture, beside vari-
GUS other articles suitable for Christ
mas presents. On Thursday evening q
supper will be given, and on Friday
evening the Bazaar will conclude with
an entertainment, the character of
which will be announced in the # 1.,,
"A novel entertainment occurre4 "a
the residence of u. H. Stimson Thanl ~
giving eve, in which several children II;
the neighborhood participated. The
amusement of the evening was lucky
bag suspended from doorway, and the
attempts of the children to hit It blind
folded and thus secure grab" was very
funny, indeed. and even the older ones
joined in the sport. Refreshments were
served early and the children went home
declaring they never had such really,
truly good time.
of queenly women, the Chautauqua
paper says: This is royal book. No
more magnificent collection of biographi-
cal sketches of noble women has ever
been made. Every living woman should
be familiar with the lives of these noble
heroines and strive to initiate their good
qualities, and like them, endeavor to bless
the world by noble Deeds" Mr.. Freder-
iske tells us that people generally saw
the excellency of this book and subscribed
literally, but as there are yet great
number who by some oversight or
for other reasons have lad no chance
to examine It,. he will be in the par
lors of the Robinson House next Satur-
day afternoon, where he will be much
pleased to show. his books to all who wish
TO examine them. Besides Queenly
Women, he takes orders for the Young
Peoples Scrap Book, (for this he has al
ready rs subscribers) Children's Museum,
price 80 cents, and Jo,.*aIs,,l of Biblical
Geography. g. *:@. -. ...4E !
Mr.. Ed. F. Bourne, the efficient and
worthy cashier of the United 3Stass Fx-
press Co., .Des Moines, Iowa, SAYS, aFrom
the lack Of exercise and from close con-
flnement to- Office work, I have been
troubled with habitual |)nstipatlon. i
have received more benz /. from St. Pat.
ricks Pills than anything I erer tried.
I gave them thorough test and am now
in perfect health. I hereby recommend
them as pleasant and reliable medicine. Z
They do not grippe nor cause the sickness
occasioned by the operation Of almost all
other cathartic' pills or medicines. Sold
by Giles and Shepp erd. Il Y. 7: (. I'll
&s: tss5# OBITUARY. III S5E .=sssalss
DIED-At her home, on Wednesday evening,
November 10, 1887, Mrs. Viola Dinsmoor.
aged 50 years. 4. 53s =. ..31 r Ri as .I. n. n
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